Ms Honorine Williamson, a member of the Dorking Air Raid Precautions Patrol (and, it would appear, the London Auxiliary Ambulance Service), poses in front of her ambulance with a smile, ?1940.  Honorine was a niece of the British musical composer, Vaughan Williams.  She was subsequently killed when a bomb destroyed her home.  RIP.  JR.

Sad story.

Residents of central London file out of a bomb shelter after a German air-raid

All clear

Canadian RAF fighter pilot John A Milne and British Army Nurse Nan Jones.  Battle of Britain pilot Milne was unlucky to be shot down by an "Emil" near Dorking.  He was seriously injured, and spent several months in a plaster cast.  However, the event may not have been so unlucky after all.  During his stay in Dorking hospital, he met Nan, and the rest - in a quiet sort of way - was history.  They went on to marry, and moved to Canada after the war, where they enjoyed a long and happy partnership and raised their family.  Best regards, JR.